Texas § LG.143.1095 - TRANSFERS IN POSITION IN SAME CLASSIFICATION IN FIRE DEPARTMENT
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§ LG.143.1095. TRANSFERS IN POSITION IN SAME CLASSIFICATION IN FIRE DEPARTMENT
TRANSFERS IN POSITION IN SAME CLASSIFICATION IN FIRE DEPARTMENT. (a) The head of the fire department may transfer a fire fighter from one position to another position in the same classification in the fire department if the transfer is: (1) a promotion or demotion of the fire fighter; (2) required to balance the work force; (3) for disciplinary reasons; (4) based on the seniority of the fire fighter; (5) a result of a mutual agreement between the department head and the fire fighter; or (6) for any other specified reason the department head considers necessary. (b) If the department head transfers a fire fighter under this section, the department head shall designate in a written statement the basis for the transfer. Added by Acts 1989, 71st Leg., ch. 1, Sec. 28(a), eff. Aug. 28, 1989.
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